Tolerance to waterlogging determines the effectiveness of biodrainage in mitigating runoff in hillslope-scale simulations

Author:

Weldegebriel Liya,Thompson Sally,Tilahun Seifu,Guzman Christian

Funder

University of California Berkeley

Institute of International Studies, University of California Berkeley

National Science Foundation

Publisher

Elsevier BV

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